Afri Invoice Nigeria Limited has opened a strategic investment round as it seeks to attract investors who backed some of Nigeria’s biggest fintech infrastructure companies, including Monnify, Flutterwave and Interswitch, to fund its expansion across Africa.
The Lagos-based company is positioning the fundraising around the growing demand for electronic invoicing and digital tax compliance as regulators across African markets move businesses toward structured invoices, real-time validation and automated reporting.
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Afri Invoice provides infrastructure that allows businesses to validate invoices, exchange structured financial data and automate regulatory reporting. The company says the technology is designed to help businesses comply with evolving tax and invoicing rules without significantly disrupting their operations.
Mark Odenore, founder and chief executive officer said the company is seeking investors who understand the infrastructure requirements and regulatory complexity behind Africa’s digital economy.
